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state Debt, Code. &c.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch !

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
/ have this streak of Methodism in
nv nature that when | hear or rsad
anything that completely harmonizes
with ny view l invOluntarily exclaim
amen So / most cheerfully add my
heartv amen and amen to the able and
eloquent piece from the friend of my
youth, Camm Patteson, Esq. /; for ever
since the ewes as well as the ears of my
understanding were opened I've heard
of this debt. The old mother of States
&C., owing so much, &c Why, used TO
think that it was some old OOD,Gn
irving to run the she bang on
her own hook, and got swamped,
financially speaking, but when |
found out that / was one of her Httte
children, and proportionably response
BILE for the payment of same, I've been
ANYTHING but hstless spectator since,
but deeply interested in an honorable
adjustment of same. SO L hope the
present commission will be as wise as
serpents. as determined and firm as
Caesar, and as honest as a Job; that
when their work is done it will be of
such a nature that when. it is flashed
from one end Of the Dominion to the
other it will not only gladden. every
heart but soon be the harbinger OF
peace and prosperity. Settle it ? OF
course you can; provided you
are not hampered by any bill
you ever read Of, or upon q strictly
party basis. But let its settlement be
broad and national in its character, and
not On the "claJ. fist" style, as hereto
fore. You have played that game
you know it is take 1t of before L
knock it of, aud bread and cheese at
The bottom. Now, if it is settled so
that enc party gets all the bread and
cheese. or credit, there will ever be a
row in the camp and an effort to upset
it. But let your work be ratified by
the people, if possible, SO thatit will
be done with forever and ever. The
commission is one if not the most i'm
portant that ever convened, and it is q
great honor to the county for its re-
preventative to be one of same and
We feel thus of ours, and it viii ever be
a bright feather in his cap. Lastly, let
the cold mother" clearly, fully, and
fairly-fnancially spealSing-show her
hand, and, after the very quintescence
of investigation, give bond with no
invidious or internal coupon attached
to cripple OF retard her prosperity.
Ameni
As our Solons have given us new
Code, now let them give us q magis-
trate's guide, which is long-felt ne
eessity. Let their jurisdiction be
plainly marked out. Let all the laws
and suggestions that they have use for
and beneficial 10 them be grouped in
the same. And why? Because they
are not chosen from halls OF law and
learning, but often from between plow-
handles, but are expected as soon as
elected to render a Judgment that
would reflect credit upon Marshall, or
they are denounced. SO come to our
help.
Finally, judging a carpenter by his
chips, from the number OF bills our
Solons made them fly right and left at
their recent session. That's business |;
may they continue TO do so, aud then
they viii receive the plaudit of "Well
donel" by their constituents. But
down brakesl PELEa.
Blue Ridge Springs, April %, 1887.
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a contemporary, in summing up the
situation abroad, says:
"What Russia is doing in the neigh
borhood of Afghanistan is only par
tally known. England is not at this
time, however, surveying railroad routes
for the easier and speedier communica-
ton between Candahar and Cabul with
out some special reason, real or sup
posed. The Bulgarian business is in
allegiance so far as is known. Germany
is ready to move half million of men
to the frontier in four days. France
is making like preparations. Out OF
all this may come reconciliation and
peace"
Eut on the other hand out of all this
may come general European war, and
it must be confessed that that seems
much more probable than peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
INDIGESTION.

IL suffered for more THAI yenr with lndi-
gcsticn. ard during the las; ak months was
very bilious. occasionally having Dumb Chill
followed by Foyers which Frustrated mo for
weeks. TOOK Simmons Liver Rogplator, and
for several months ] have been rs stout and
henIty - any maa could desire TO be. am
thoroughly satisfied Il isall It is recommended
for Indigestion and bilious complaints, for
mine wes certainly a stubborn case. nave
heard many Of my friends ,peak OF II, and all
agree that Il possesses all the virtues you claim
for itn-A. II. HiJhtorer, conductor on d. and
". r. Il.
my husband being blind. requires him 70
lead a very sedentary life, and, consequently,
he suffers greatly from Indigestion. Having
heard Of simmons Liver Regulator, he COM
menccd using u regularly. Tbs Indigestion
has left him. and he is now enjoying better
health than he has known for years."-hTs.
stephen Aenard, Macon, Ga.
This trademark ~ in red on front OF wrap
per Is your protection. ap 23-Th(w)S2&Iu
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An ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT.

CORHAM, N. IT,. July -, 1886.
Cepilemen,-W hoover you are don't know,
hut / thank the Lord and feel grateful - you
10 know that in this world Of aduterated me1i-
cines there Is one compound that proves and
does all il advertiscs 10 DO, and more. Four
Years ago had a slight shoot; Of palsy, |nt'h
uDnoryed mo TO such az extent that we ises.
excitement would make me shake ike tho
ague last Nay was induced 10 Try Hop Bit
.ers. uaed ono bottle, but did nos 500 any
change: another did 20 change my norYes that
they arc now rs steady e. they ever were. II
used 10 take 10th hands 10 write, but now my
1000 right hand writes this. NoS. IL you con-
lipue To manufacture an honest and good an
artic,o as you DO you viii accumulate an honest
fortune and confer tho greatest blessing on
your fellow men thet was ever colierrel Oh
yn,e,iin nd. TIN DURCH.
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WHAT IT DID FOR An OLD LADY.

JOsEoCT0H STATION. n. Y, Dec. g, 1884.
Gertlemen,-A number Of people hal boon
usiug your Bittefs here, and with marked ef-
feet. In fact, one case, lady OF over seventy
years, had heen sics for years, and for tho past
Ten years have Known her she has not been
able 10 be around half tho time. About SIX
Her old remedies or physicians being OF no
avail. seut 70 Deposit, forty-fye miles, ana
got q bottle az Hop Bltters. IL had such = very
beneficial effect on her thet one bottle Improved
her so she Was able 10 dress herselt ana Walk
about the house. When she had taken tho 81
copd bottle she WIS able TO take care OF her
own room aud walk out 10 her neighb0r's, and
has improved all the time since. My vito aud
CHILDREN also have derived great beneft from
their use. w. H. HATHAWAY,
Agon: United States Express Company.
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~ MITTELDORFER'S.

WHITE GOODS.
Splendid values in VICTORIA and INDIA
LAWNS at NC. worth &C.. at sac. worth SAc;
az &C. worth Zoe. az worth i2Hc.
PLAID NAlNSOOkS at i2c. worth 22c
CHECKED NAINSOOkS at Jc. worth j..
STRIPED NAINSOOKS at 9kc. worth i7c.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
A superb line Of STRIPED. CHECKED. and
PLAID GINGHAMS at "a, 10, and il}Gc. worth
- '@'-' ' DRFss GOODS.
We have a largo and varied assortment Of
DRESS GOODS. All the latest shades In
sERGEs. TRlCOTs, TWlLLS, CASHMEREs,
- SPECIAL VALUES.
We have Just received a case each OF the
DfAG0YAL SATIN BERBER, four shades of
ian. Gray. Brown, Cardinal Garnet, Green
Navy, and BlacS-reai value 1896 our price
Ysrd-vide BEIGE NOVELTIES, Checks.
Plaids, Mixtures, and Solids; all shades OF
Gray and TGn-worth fully &c. We sell at
TRIMMINGS.
JET TRIMMINGS from l2kc. ~ 81 yard
STRIPED YELVEfS, pretty styles, at 9sc.,
STRIPED sURAHs-they at 30 worth sl.75.
SILK NELNE1S ali colors, at 90. worth 81. -.
Blaze GOODS.
Many extraordinary bargains in MOURNING
GOODS.
ATWOOD CASHMERE at i5c.-was GO.
SILK-WARP HENRIETTA at 81. i0-was H.jO.
BLACK SILKS.
SATIN RHADANE at 72c. worth II ; az 9!'.
worth Sl25; et 81. Is worth 81 20; - si.i0 worth
u; az Sl.S0 worth $3.50. 49,,
Good bargains In MORE, sUkAH. GROS
GRAIN SILKS, sc.
COACHING PARAS0LS.
STRIPED aud PLAIN in SURAi and SATIN
from i9c. 10 3.
sun UMBRELLAS.
CAMBRIA, SERGE, ALPACA, GLORIA, and
SILK.
CARPETS AT COST
we desire 10 close out all the CARPETS Oh
hand before purchasing for next season.
MATTlNGS.
Call and see the bargains We arc Offering IN
these goods from i2kc. % i0,.
ID. & K. MirTEIDORFEfs,
apsSTu. Th&Su y27 Broad street.
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7. P. A.-SPECIAL.
prcuxonp. Va. April .. 1915.

RICHMOND, VA, April y. 1881.
The third annual conception Of VIRGINIA
DIVISION, TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE As
ISOLATION. will DO held In this city, at the Me-
chsnics' Institute, No. % north Ninth street.
on MONDAY NEXT, May I'd, and members are
requested 10 DO prompt as tho same will DO
called TO order at 10 O'Clock A. VI. sharp.
The banquet will take place ut Monticello
Hall on same evening at go o'clock, aud all
#. p. AS In the city are requested 70 meet at
the Mechanics Institute at O'Clock for ths
purpose of proceeding TO the banquet hall Ia a
body.
The members are plso requested TO take no.
tce that from this date until after the adjourn
inent Of the convention the headquarters OF this
division will be located at the American Hotel.
and all members es we'll IA invited guests and
visiting T. p. AS arc requested 10 call upon the
secretary on Friday tomorrow from 10 A. NJ.
to ~ NJ. and ON Saturday from 10 A. NJ. to 9 p.
NJ. and 10 10 p. ~. 10 receive their badges and
invitation cards. This Is important as no Que
will be admitted into the banquet hall without
a card OF admis Ion.
w. ID. SIMMONS. President.
II. T. rirRsnBERG, Secretary and Treasurer.
ap 2s3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
[By telegraph 20 The DispsIch.l

Tby IOItETHpH 20 tDu N'I'7'77'"I
CoLD WATER, Men, April 2I.-Last
night Thomas johnson, Of Knoxville,
Tenn. formerly of this city, MORALLY
wounded George w. Gardiner aud
slightly wounded Mrs. Gardiner. his
former wife. and then killed himself.
johnson had been separated from the
woman several years, and Gardiner had
been married to her about two years.
Johnson had been here week in an
effort TO see his children, which Mrs.
Gardiner denied to him, and the result
was this tragedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
VIrSpAYyS TrSTIH0IY,

Ny wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patches, ard pimples on her race, Wnicn
nearly annoyed the life out OF her. she spent
many dollars on the thousand infalhole ~
Iadv friend OF Syracuse, II. Y, who had had
similar experience and had been cured with
uop Bitters, induced her 70 try y, Ooe bo.ue
has rnade her face as smooth, fair, and soft rs
a Childs ard given her ouch health that l.
seefus almost n miracle. ,
A MEMRER OF CANADIAN PARLLAIENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

ginia owes 70 the Council Of Foreign
Bondholders than there il that tho
United States will undertake 10 collect
the money which 3 great army OF
JrNSMosrs claim Is due TO them in
England.
What must Sir EDWARD THORNTON
think OF metropolitan journals which
thus give currency to absurd, I'M
founded, and prepostercus stories such
as the one under consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
Preposterous.

The Washington telegram TO a New
York paper printed by us yesterday
must have originated in the brain Of q
crank OF ,cranks We can hardly have
fhe patience TO notice IL even for the
purpose Of saying that It is discredita-
bic 10 the Now York paper that first
published il and ~ the correspondent
who originated Il. There is no more
probability that Great Britain viii un-
dertske 10 collect the debt which vir-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

A resolution has been introduced into
the West Virginia Legislature to pro
vide for the settlement of the claim OF
Virginia against West Virginia. Look
out for an unloading of West Virginia
certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
gsgLEVI HEXTER,

Ey" LEVI HEXTE Z,
3J7 BROAD STREET.
This week many exceptional values IN new
cccds-gOods lust bOught-desra0lo and sult-
I'd 10 Tic present season. shall oner ON MON
DAY. April 18th, the best seiestei ana n1 los,
ed in this city. ! therefore advise all U taAe
advantage OF this opportunity. IN one-ing
special bargains simply mention few
DRESS GOODS.
The sales Of this department 80 iar this sea-
son have been the largest nave ever hal,
owing 10 he great values have been constant
Iv offering. / shall continue TO oiIer for this
week: Al 4s{c.-DRESS GOODS In plain and
fancy. AtSHc.-s BEAUTIFUL PlN-CHECk--
something new. At lOc.-MooLLEN MIA
market. AT i21lc.-SATiN BERBERS IN plain
ana fancy AT 2jc.-COMBINATION DRESS
GOODS in new shades and designs. Al Sc.-
ALL-WoUL TRlCOdS IN al new shadeS =,
isc.-ALL-WOOL PLAIDS AND MIXTURES IN
an the latest shades
WHITE GOODS.
In this line am Offering for this week spe-
rial inducements: At 81, 5, IS, 10. and l.%c.-
WHITE PIQUE: Ats, 81, So, 10, and isHo-
STRIPE and CHECK MUSLIN. As ca, ls}s, Is,
=. and 25c.-WHlTE INDIA LAWNS.
LACE CURTAINS.
lust received handsome line OF these gApts
in tho latest designs and at prices that VII ar-
riso YOU. CURTAINS at Sl.00 per window.
tITRI'AINS Of sl..5 per window. CURTAINS
atsa.5O per window. CURTAINS at g.. IS per
window. CURTAINS at 1925 per window:
CURTAINS az Si.2j per window. CURTAIN
>CRIM, In plain and fancy, at .. ~, 10, II, anu
KID GLOVES.
some special drives in this line. Az O,.-kID
GLOVES in all colors-wOuid De cheap - 15c.
81 75c.-A handsome ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KID GIOYE-would be cheap at 81. At CSC
a Good SILK GLOVE-yalue Of them would DO
DC
PARASOLS
in all shades, shapes, ana prices. You must
zee these goods 10 appreciate their real yaluo.
STAMPING AND EMBROlDERlNG DONE at
moderate prices.
cannot properly state all the inducements |
IAN offer you in my line. If you viii favor mo
with call will try TO please you Ia iow prices
aud polite attention. LEVI HbAIbh-
ap a6-Tu&1h SU Broad street
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RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1887.
THE VIRGINIA DIVISION.

Il TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE AssOCIA-
TION, cordially invite all merchants who con-
uibuted 10 the fund TO entertain the visiting
members OF this association 10 attend the
banquet given In honor Of tho OCCASION at
Monticello Hall on MONDAY MKT, May %,
at $50 4. NJ, and those gentlemen are respsct-
fully requested 10 call upon or send 70 the
secretary At the American Hotel on Friday and
Saturday between the hours Of 10 A. N. ans
II 81. for their invitation and admission cards.
w. ID. SIMMONS, President.
II. r. HfEsHBERG, Secretary and Treasurer.
ap S-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

"The talk that the Presidency is a
burden to Mr.. CLEVELAND is all non
sense" And probably originated with
men who would like to be burdened
that Way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

"The New York Tribune says that
protection is the wedge that will
cleave open the solid South. '" All the
same, self-protection has kept the
South solid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

"ILe case Of NJ. ScHNAEBELEs hangs
fire" And the name of NJ. SCHNAE-
BELFs hangs tongues. If ne is going
to be the cause of war he should be ac-
commodatipg enough to change his
name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
MILLINERY.

Sa52y
vi REMOVAL SALE-MRs. b. W. yASHll2S
COSBY, 800 Broad stroeL-BefOre
taking my NEW STORE 43l Broad street, next
door 10 NV present stand) will for the noxt
few days offer big bargains In TRIMMED and
Unframed GOODS, consisting Of BON
NETS, HATS, FLOWERS. RIBBONS, FEA-
THEIRS. &C., CT all the latest styles, shades, and
designs. The largest and best solicited stock
south of New York. Mrs. B. w. COSBY,
an y-3t' 1873 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
RICH LlDY'S EXPERIENCE.

travelled oil over Europe and other foreign
counties at cost Of thousands OF dollars 10
searrh Of health. and found il not. returned
discouraged and HshearteDed, and was re-
stored 20 real, youthful health and spirits WIN
less than two bottles OF Hop Bitters. | hope
others may profit by my experience and stay
AZ home LADY.
an 9f.1b(ylSa&Tu2Y Augusta, Me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

philadelphia brains will henceforth
run the gas business in Chicago" We
had always thought there was good
deal of gas about Philadelphia brains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
BRIEF COMMENT.

In Kansas and Wyoming, where wo-
men are permitted to vote, a baby has
no rights that O mother is bound to re-
sDect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

TVHE LATEST BOOKS. Building
A societies-Their Theory. Practice, aud
Manaeement-by Henry +. A. Davis, 81; Talks
About Law, by Ed. p. Dole, 81; She, by Hag-
gard. illustrated, &c; Dawn, by Haggard, two
volumes, SOC. Wee Wife, by Rosa Carey, &c
Nv REGULATIONS. by Mrs. Potter, 81; Mrs. FIRE.
mcnt's Souvenirs OF Her Time, $3.50; Miss
Churchill, by Christian Field. SOC. knight Er-
rant, by Lyall, $50. WEST, JOHNSTON &
CO.. oil Main street. ap ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
nrR STOCK OF DRESS FARIIfY Has TEES c.nn----

OUR STOCK OF DRESS FABRICS HAS BEEN cappyr, = -
~
SHADES q TAM and GRAZ We show tsF
our RENNA bagsf, w. IN
adwhsf
PBfCAlIs test quality
dfreh
ao
fact, prices and styles Tr5r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
rHE OLD AND THE NEW.

The old-styie pills Who docs not kno"
What agony they cansed-what woef 80,
You walR0d tho door, you groans'' w
sighed,
And felt such awful pain insife:
bnd the next day you felt 80 weak
Ycu cidn't want " move or SPEAK.
Now, Pierceb "polle.sr are 30 miin
They arc not dreaded by a child.
they do their work in painless way.
And leave no weakness for noxt any
Thus proving what u off confess,
That gentle means rre always Dost'
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THE GREAT
THE GREAT
WHIIE-GOODS AUCTION SlLI
TOOK PLACE ~ NEW YORa
LAST WEEK.

II you have not heart OF Il you Will ~ s.ns
uuheard-of bargains were disposed - 81
incre will TO revolution An the pfi'"' "a
WHITE GOODS. We were iorsanaie ~" si
10 secure our share. consisting IN part " - !.
gcme BLOCK PlQUES, beautiful wv
STITCHED STRIPED AMI PLAID MI >ll'''
elegant sBTIN-BARRED MANSIONS, rl0.s
BRCCADE PLAID nERNIONES. worth iin.u 3
% 81. per yard, and 70 be soh a. 3 unborn
price Of l2hc.
Besldcs these we also purchased nano.t
~ styles Of CHEZ KID hUsLlNc from h. "
l3c per yard. ....
FRESCH NAINsOOKS, PERSIAN iAWNr
end INDIA LINENS a. much below thttr ft.4f'
and line Of LINEN HANDkGRCHlkts if1m
e. apiece up 70 the anost gradeA ...,..,
Our specialiies for this week are nfly Sob"
sUCKEk ROBES, consisting 81 ten yaris y
material aud nine yards OF embroidery I"
match for 81 25-cosi az % Import.
A lot Of YARD-WlDE PkRCALL> Yefl nhi
Tut slightly sOiled. ats Sc. worm -, anl i1.T
pieces Of very 8no quality lOhtHON LA' -
q lob lot Of various widths and styles uonfhl y
a closing-out salc-which We guarantees ~
worth from 10 10 30. per yard, - DO so.i AZ
We have Just received some RLRG M
STYLES or DRESS GOODS IA all NJ ~
-hades with suitable trimmings 20 mat 49,
a fresh supply Of BLACK aud toLphh'
RHADAMES, sURAHs, BEADED PA,SS
NENTERlEs, GIMPS, BRAIDs, AMI UNIV
ON our second fioor We show choice 500.
ment Of MATTINGS. FLOOR OIL LOl -
RUGS. CURTAINS, CORNICEPoLE -. Jeh.
SEYS. PARASOLS, BUsTLEs. AAl'shlL.'S'
QUILTS, &C., sc.
A. HUTZLER'S Sons.
49,. r.co, ppnkn SrpppV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

Delicate diseases In either seq n
however induced, speedily cured bo2A, AZ
cents In stampa Address, IN cD,n e,,;
Worlds Dispensary Medical AssociatoD' oo'
Main street, Bufalo,N. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.
uEAyENWARD-

~ La A-~' w $1,000
SCRIPTURE TEXTBOOK.
with pOetical extracts for each day In the
month. A Little book for soc. Valuable, inte-
resting, aud beautiful inside and out.
All the NEW BOOKS at 1902 Main street.
sp s4-d&w RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH.
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THALHIMER BROTHERS.
-. ~ sn I'm 9Th EIrrH AND BROAD STREETS.
psrTHOsE II CONTENTION

E,@rTHOSE II COMBINATION
sUITINGS at &C. yard are a.oll tbr ta s,..t
goods Of TIE season.
CRlNKLE GlNGHANs I'm various ea,.,, A,
19hc. yard. Olr assortmen. &. OBI. a-...,
ever shown.
Those English SUITlNG5 a' - ara rer,
nobby. The styles arc plain. snpel. sui
checked.
ARNURE SILKS are now ia demAni ".
have them IN various designs
AOlRkS for trimming ~ match all sAals u
dress goods.
SUkAIIS IN black AMI c0l0n
SATIN RHADAME at decidedly tho l0ss.i
figures yet.
r'lAbIIMlR 1t prices "a please.
EASEMENT EktE 70 suit IN every r00f aal
IN all grades OF black.
LAHN-TENNIS RACKETS. BALLS. aaI
NFlS. Our stock j. complete
CR0QUE1 all qualities ami prices
HAMMOCkS and attachments
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,NsyRANCE STATEMENT.

Il =
fPuELHHED BY AUTHORITY or Tns AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR the STATE oF vih'iNiAi
rNRE MUTUAL LIFE-lNSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNrrAI STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR ENDING THE 3isT DAI or DECBM.
BER. 1895, or THE ACTUAL CONDITION
or THE MUTUAL LIfE-INtU RANCE CON-
PANY. ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF
THR STATE OF NEW YORK. MADE 10
TnH AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR
THE COMMONWEALTH Or VIRGINIA,
PURSUANT TO AN ACT or THf, GENERAL
ASSEMBLY REGULATING TUE REPORTS
or INSURANCE COMPANIES, APPROVED
FEBRUARY y, 1873.
Name Of tho company in full-THE MUTUAL
LIFE-IssUHAgcE COMPANY OP NEW YORK.
Home OF principal Office Of said company-1
NlssAU STREET, NR4 YORK CITY
Character Of tho company-Whethor lie, ac-
ciGont, casualty city cooperative association,
brotherhood. live stock. or any oth9r asSocia
ton insuring Hfe-LIFE.
President-R. A. McCURDY
Vice observation-disclosures A. GRAaNis.
Secretary-WHLIAHJ J. EtsTON.
1fcasurer-FRED2RIC CRONwBTI.
Organized and incorpCratod-lSt%
Commenced bueiness-FEBRUARY, 1913.
Namo Of General Agent5-O. 4. BRESss U
SONS, BALTIMORE, MD.
Name Of the General Agent In Virginia.
HOWARD SWiSEF0RD.
Residence Of the General Agent In virgiail-
1853 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
Tho number OF policies ia
sued during the year, in
Guiding snnuities. ......... 1870
The amount Of insurance ef-
fecied thereby. 9Oo5S,lo W
The amount OF premiums
received during the year. lj,63i,'D ~
Tho amount of interest re-
ceiyed and all other re-
ceipts. .........-.......:... J,JJ-, tOp Va
The amount Of losses and
claims paid during tho
year-totai paid policy
h0lGefS... ...........--.-. Ao,StiOD "a
Tho amount OF lossoS and
claims unpaid mot called
for and not due) ........... l,D3,3ll .
The amount Of expenses,
expenses. ...'.............. 3,iOl, 40 80
Tho while number Of poll
cies In force. .............. l2J,eN
The amount OF liabilities, or
risks thereon, and all other
Liabilities. ................. 88,9S',HJi ~
The amount OF assets. ...... I3,679,96i ~
The foregoing statement is sworn and sub
scribcd to by ISAAC +. LLOYD, Second Vice-Pres-
dent. and W. !. EAsTOs, Secretary OF the Blu
tusl Life insurance Company Of New YORK bO-
fore Charles Nettlet0n, Commissioner for the
State Of Virginia.
HOWARD SwINEFoRD, Agent,
il03 east Main street,
an ES-6t Richmond, Va
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